Norway already held the record for the most gold medals won by a nation at a Winter Olympics. With Johannes Dale-Skjevdal's biathlon gold - Norway's 17th at the Olympics in Italy - the record has been further extended.
SportsAmong the worst of their entire careers. That's how the Swedish biathletes described their skis during the final Olympic mass start. That's how it was today. "It wouldn't have mattered what I did today," says Sebastian Samuelsson.
SportsAfter Martin Ponsiluoma's gold medal, the Swedish biathlon relay team is emerging as a medal contender. "We have a great chance," says Sebastian Samuelsson.
SportsJohannes Dale-Skjevdal has two sixth-place finishes so far in the Olympics - but he will not be included in Norway's relay team.
SportsEveryone in the biathlon family knows that Martin Ponsiluoma has the ability to win. But that's the thing about shooting: "Ponsi" is not known for consistently accurate shooting. Still, he gets it done when it matters most, which is what biathlon is all about, says Norwegian Johannes Dale-Skjevdal.
SportsSebastian Samuelsson shot away at the start of the biathlon pursuit in Ruhpolding. Then Martin Ponsiluoma appeared out of nowhere and sprinted to his first World Cup podium of the season. "I felt almost unmoved," the Swede said after finishing third.
SportsBefore the biathlon sprint in Oberhof, Giacomel stood in the stadium and cried. When the victory was secured, Giacomel greeted his friend Sivert Guttorm Bakken by pointing to the sky. "There is nothing to celebrate today," Giacomel told SVT.
SportsThree straight misses in the prone shooting in Annecy meant the chance of a podium finish in the World Cup pursuit race disappeared for Sebastian Samuelsson. I was surprised myself, says the 28-year-old, who worked his way up to fifth place.
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